May 7th

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A nice discovery on the bike that I heard before I saw.





I'm now officially cleared at full time work so my shift tomorrow should be fun as now the potential exists for me to be running across the county alone, praying that I'm headed in the right direction. In my opinion, just getting to the call is way more than half the battle. Anything from there is gravy. Oh hell, I can foresee regretting that statement.

Comments

Anonymous said…
That did it, its like me saying "It's always quiet when I drive.."
08 May, 2008
PDXMedic said…
You totally jinxed yourself. Way to go, medic. Also, your truck has way more buttons, switches, dials, knobs, and toys than mine. I think I am officially jealous.

Thanks for your kind comment. I am glad to have readers. Your blog is one of my favorite EMS reads out there.
11 May, 2008
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